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[DietmarSiepmann]

Hello,

I would like to make use of ftn95's option /undef to check if an executable has undefined variables or to check for array bounds etc.

To this end I compile and link the application (using option /undef) and then start it. If e.g. there are problems with the bounds of an array, an exception window pops up showing that a run time error has occurred and displaying something like "Array index out of bounds". I would normally save the error message to a file and then close the application using the buttons of the exception window.

Now I would like to do the same in batch mode. Is it possible to make the application save the error message of the exception window to a file and then close automatically (i.e. without user input)?

Thanks in advance,
Dietmar

[PaulLaidler]

Try setting the environment variable SALFENVAR to kill_dialogbox.

This should suppress the popup window and direct the output to the standard output.

Then you will need to redirect the standard output to a file in the batch file.

Try something like...

program.exe >program.out

There may be a way to append the output to one file for multiple programs but, off hand, I don't know how to do this.

[DietmarSiepmann]

Paul,

thank-you very much, this helped a lot.

I used it for checking an executable with winio output and used ftn95 options

/-windows /undef

in addition to the normal options in use.

Regards,
Dietmar

[davidb]

[JohnCampbell]

Redirecting the error output might also help, such as:

set options=%1.f95 /check /lgo
ftn95 %options% >> %1.log 2>&1